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Two-time Best Selling Author & Founder of a two-time Inc 5000 Fastest Growing Company @stewardship_pro. I tweet about money, business, and leadership.

Gilbert, AZ
Joined March 2010
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Much of the public school fraud money goes to districts who aren't even educating a child. Before ESA, public schools received funding for children who hade never attended an Arizona public school. Institutions should not be paid for services they do not render. If ESA funds are cut then cut it. Do not give it back to public schools for those 82%. It is a per pupil funded budget in AZ.
Much of the ESA fraud money goes to families who already used private school. In the first two weeks of applications, about three of every four applicants had never attended an Arizona public school. 82% of universal vouchers go to students already in private school or homeschool
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It was secure borders, drain the swamp, and fix the finances. We got secure borders, another war, and no one was prosecuted or went to jail. Doge was fixing the finances and draining the swamp at the same time.
In the early days of DOGE, Trump had a 56% approval rating.
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We should get rid on parties all together and they should just wear the names of theirs donors on their uniform like a nascar driver.
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There is a big opportunity in Arizona. People often talk about the problems with our two party system and the need for a third party. But I think most people have it backwards. They think a third party needs to start at the national level and then spread to the states. That seems unlikely. But what if it started in one state? What if that state rallied around a third party and actually had success? Could that success spread to other states and eventually to the national level? Arizona’s current political climate seems ideal for something like this. It feels like people are craving another option. Starving for one. If done right, a third party in Arizona could do more than change politics in our state. It could eventually change politics across the country.
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Do these 2 things to build wealth: 1. Make consistent investments into real estate through a monthly mortgage payment. 2. Make consistent deposits into a general investing brokerage account. The sooner you get started the better off you will be.
I had infinite returns in Real Estate, managed the properties myself, and never unclogged a toilet in 20+ years. Ive also invested in the market since I was a teen. Im a RE + stocks kind of guy.
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I recently started a nonprofit for adults with special needs. Able Purpose Ministries. I did it for many reasons. One of the biggest was to give adults with special needs the opportunity to live with purpose. It’s not a daycare. It’s a program that equips them to go out and make a positive impact on others and the world around them. And this isn’t some fairy tale or something I just hope will happen. It’s already happening! My life is immeasurably better because of people with special needs. I would not be the husband, father, or businessman I am today without them and the impact they’ve had on my life. All that to say, I believe this technology could be the most world changing technology of our lifetime. Yes, it could dramatically change the lives of people with special needs. But what I think people are missing is how much those individuals could change the lives of everyone around them! People don’t fully understand this. Folks with special needs often have legitimate superpowers. They see the world differently. They love differently. They impact people in ways that are hard to explain until you’ve experienced it. And this technology has the potential to amplify those superpowers. Think about that. The impact wouldn’t just be on the person using the technology. It could be on everyone whose life they touch. That is what gets me so excited!
Our second product is called Blindsight and it will, as the name suggests, enable even those who are completely blind or have never seen to see. It is ready from an engineering standpoint. Just waiting on regulatory approval.
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My biggest concern is that if there is a clean sweep by Democrats of the House, Senate and Presidency in 2028, they will: 1. Make DC and Puerto Rico states to gain a strong majority in the Senate. 2. Open the borders and legalize everyone living in America illegally to cement a permanent majority. 3. Increase the size of the Supreme Court to gain an immediate majority. This would result in America becoming a permanent one-party state and the end of democracy in any meaningful sense of the word. All that is needed to ensure this doesn’t happen is 51 Republican senators in 2029. That is why you should vote for Republican senators this election. Other reasons are irrelevant compared to this one.
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The biggest talking point I’ve heard in the AZ governor’s race is that Andy Biggs “protects pedophiles.” Meanwhile, Katie Hobbs vetoed three bills expanding sex offender school notifications (SB1253), sex offender registration (SB1583), and restrictions on early release from lifetime probation for sex offenders (SB1155).
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I live in Gilbert, Arizona. Over the past several weeks, I’ve driven through nearly every city and town in Maricopa County. I have yet to see a single Katie Hobbs sign.
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What I have seen are plenty of “news” stories and “polling data” telling us Hobbs is going to win, along with a lot of name calling and rhetoric about pedophilia. From where I sit, it seems like Hobbs is running a campaign built around calling Biggs a pedophile protector and controlling the media and polling narrative.
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Grant Botma retweeted
Mortgage rates right now are not high. They are historically average. We need to get away from thinking artificially low mortgage rates that followed a once in an ever collapse in housing and remained through a once in a life time pandemic are normal.
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And just like that ND will be ranked ahead of BYU again.
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An estimated 1.5 million Christians in Arizona did not vote in the 2022 governor’s election. That election was decided by 17,117 votes.
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He has been saying “real estate crash” for over 3 years now. He has been wrong each time. Predicting a real estate crash without proper data gets clicks and doesn’t require accountability. It lacks integrity.
Just like in early 2008, most are oblivious to the obvious signs of a real estate crash. Only this time the losses for lenders will be bigger, as not only will they lose hundreds of billions on the mortgages that default, but they've already lost trillions on the ones that don't.
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Grant Botma retweeted
In honor of the BYU (Mormons) vs Notre Dame (Catholics) match-up today, let me remind everyone of some important, essential truths: - The Bible is the Word of God, consisting of 66 books, is our only rule for faith and practice, & infallible. - We are saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ ALONE - The Trinity is essential Christian doctrine. True Christians believe in one God, who is three Persons (Father, Son, & Holy Spirit) - Jesus is our only mediator - Jesus’ sacrifice was perfect & sufficient. No works we do can earn salvation. - Jesus was crucified, died, and rose from the dead three days later, as was prophesied. - God always existed & will always exist - After death, we either go to Heaven or Hell based whether or not we had faith in Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. - No human has, can or will become a god.
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Sometimes I feel like an unworthy parent. Like my children are far better than I deserve. That hit yet again last night at Cambria’s volleyball senior night. She is blessed with length, athleticism, and aggressiveness. As a result, she is one of the best athletes for any track or gym she walks in to. While that’s fun, and we are proud of it, that’s not why Jodie and I feel unworthy. Cambria has an exceptional combination of competitive edge and kindness. The Lord has given her the fruits of His Spirit and she loves others well. The hugs, kind words, notes written, and so much more were reigned down on our daughter last night. Not focused on athletic accomplishments, but on how she makes people feel. The impact she has on others. And who she is and the woman she is becoming is so far removed from any parenting Jodie and I have done. Again, she is more than we deserve. A lot of it has been the people that have rallied around her and poured into her. There were countless friends and family there to support her last night. A lot more than I expected. Past team mates and coaches, family members, church leaders, friends from other teams, young children she has poured into, and adults that have known her since she was born. All of them have been used by the Lord to help shape her into who she has become and who she is becoming. What a blessing! We love her dearly. We are thankful for those that have loved her. She is a blessing far beyond words. Thank the Lord for His grace and love!
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I’ve discovered an easy way to get engagement on X. Just say something remotely positive about Tesla or Elon Musk. You don’t even have to be positive. Just hint at it, and strangers from around the world can’t help themselves from flooding your comments with negativity. It’s a dopamine hit for them that they can’t resist.
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The best part about this is that I’m responding to comments on this post as my cybertruck drives me and my family over 60 miles across town autonomously.
Anyone complaining that the Tesla Roadster doesn’t solve any real-world problems probably hasn’t solved many themselves and doesn’t understand how solving problems on a large scale actually works.
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Some people see life as a pie with only so many slices. If someone is innovating in one area, they assume it must come at someone else’s expense. They don’t understand that wealth and innovation can grow the pie.
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Anyone complaining that the Tesla Roadster doesn’t solve any real-world problems probably hasn’t solved many themselves and doesn’t understand how solving problems on a large scale actually works.
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The same folks complaining about this probably complained about the finances and effort put into self driving cars. Yes Tesla FSD is now statistically safer than human drivers and car accidents have been one of the nation’s leading causes of death.
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